The Fort Rucker study did show that the yote situation can present a real problem. So I'm guessing that while be instituted in the future.
Deer were killed off from unregulated hunting and during the Great Depression, kill them year around you will have a problem.
Deer reproduce rather quickly, the Northern and Midwestern strains that were introduced never did well, Ron Eakes did a long study on the situation at Bankhead. He never reached a definite conclusion but a well thought out opinion with several things being a factor at least the last time I talked with him.
Gonna miss seeing him now that he has retired.
